Boost start-up: bringing together research and young companies
Representatives from the school's various laboratories came to meet with start-ups from the Arts et Métiers incubator Arts et Métiers Paris Arts et Métiers
Emilie Pariel, a Swiss Army knife engineer!
Meet Émilie Pariel, an educational engineering intern at the Bordeaux campus, who designs AI training courses as part of the CAIRE project.
COREM Committee at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille: electromobility at the heart of a committed regional ecosystem
On Tuesday, July 8, 2025, the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille had the honor of hosting the COREM Committee, bringing together numerous partners from the Hauts-de-France region with a common goal: to make electric mobility a lever for innovation, economic development, and environmental transition.
Companies, local authorities, laboratories, universities, and regional institutions came together to exchange ideas, debate, and jointly shape the future of electromobility within an exemplary framework of cooperation.
ELF Project - Interactive environments to enhance collaborative work and collective decision-making
In a context of rapid digital transformation, the Aix campus is called upon to rethink its pedagogical and methodological approaches through the development of its technological platform "Interactive environments to increase collaborative work and collective decision-making."
It is one of 12 platforms integrated into theEvolutive Learning Factory (ELF) - Aix-based school factory.
Evolutive Learning Factories transforming teaching methods at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers
Evolutive Learning Factories ELF) are transforming teaching practices to make them more agile and innovative, with the aim of training engineers who are prepared for the challenges of tomorrow's industries.
Thesis defenses at the LAMPA laboratory
On the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers , two doctoral students from the LAMPA laboratory defended their theses.
Bachelor of Science and Technology - Arts et Métiers
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Arts et Métiers three Bachelor's degrees in science and technology, each designed differently to meet the growing needs of industry.
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The Bachelor of Science and Technology (BST) program stands out for its more specialized and professional focus, while retaining the core values of Arts et Métiers scientific rigor, a spirit of design, and a practical approach to industrial technologies.
This program is designed to prepare students for specific careers in industry, with content tailored to sector-specific needs and projects directly geared toward the professional world. Students develop advanced technical skills, significant practical experience, and the ability to solve concrete industrial problems, starting in the Bachelor's program.
The BST thus offers a privileged path for those who wish to quickly enter the industry with an operational and immediately effective profile, while benefiting from the stimulating environment and values of the institution.
Bachelor's degree in Science and Technology, Industry programs
Open to young people aged 17 to 29 who wish to continue or complete their studies and who meet the regulatory requirements for signing an apprenticeship contract, this three-year course follows a general baccalaureate with a scientific or technological specialization in STI2D (industrial science and technology) and a BAC +1, +2, etc. for students changing direction. It leads to the "Bachelor Arts et Métiersinstitutional diploma.
This bachelor's degree places a project-based approach at the heart of the learning program, in line with the local industrial fabric. This course is taught in three cities in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region: Bergerac, Dax, and Niort.
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Bachelor's degree in science and technology, sustainable design programs
This Bachelor's degree program in Science and Technology aims to train innovation leaders for the industry of tomorrow. The "sustainable design" track is designed to meet the expectations of those who wish to accelerate the ecological transition through the deployment of sustainable industrial systems (low-tech, eco-design, technologies with social value, renewable energies, electric and alternative mobility systems).
This three-year program, which follows a general or technological STI2D baccalaureate, leads to the Diplôme d’Établissement “Bachelor Arts et Métiers). The distinctive feature of this Bachelor's degree is that it places a project-based approach at the heart of the learning process. This program is taught at the Institut Arts et Métiers Chambéry.
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Bachelor's degree in Science and Technology, Materials and Energy
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The Bachelor's program in Materials and Energy Arts et Métiers Metz campus aims to train innovation leaders for the industry of tomorrow. This unique program, developed jointly by Arts et Métiers, ArcelorMittal, and Vinci Energies, prepares future professionals for the challenges of sustainable industry and energy transition.
Offering immersion in the heart of a rapidly changing sector, this program allows students to acquire skills that are directly applicable to industrial realities. Faced with growing demand for skilled talent, it guarantees strong employability and numerous professional opportunities. By enrolling in this program, students actively participate in technological innovation and contribute to the development of more responsible and sustainable production.
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Collaborate with Arts et Métiers Corporate Relations
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Collaborating with Arts et Métiers means partnering with an institution of excellence committed to innovation, training, and technology transfer. Whether you are a company, a public institution, or a local stakeholder, Arts et Métiers forms of collaboration tailored to your needs: drawing on the skills of its engineering students through AMJE, training your employees throughout their careers through AMTalents, or co-developing R&D projects through AMValor.
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Mobilizing the talents of engineering students with AMJE
Arts et Métiers Étude (AMJE) enables companies to entrust engineering students with practical assignments, such as market research, product design, and process optimization. This flexible and supervised format allows companies to benefit from the students' expertise while helping them develop their skills.
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Train your teams through continuing education with AMTalents
Arts et Métiers the skills development of your employees through a wide range of continuing education courses, leading to certification or diplomas, delivered in person or remotely. A response to the challenges of professional transformation and adaptation to emerging technologies thanks to the subsidiary AMTalents.
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Innovating together with AMValor
With AMValor, a subsidiaryArts et Métiers to technology transfer, you can co-develop R&D projects, access cutting-edge technology platforms, and benefit from scientific and technical services. An effective interface between academic research and industrial innovation.
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